GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Bachelor of Science in Business - International Business Concentration
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The International Business concentration at the George Washington University School of Business equips undergraduates with the analytical skills and conceptual understanding to navigate the global business landscape. You will explore how international financial, political, and economic factors influence business strategy and performance. The program also delves into the role of culture in multinational enterprises and how to leverage resources across different countries to overcome operational challenges. This program offers a comprehensive view of international business through three interconnected perspectives: international economics and finance, international marketing, and international corporate strategy. You will gain insights into managing a multinational enterprise effectively. Graduates will be prepared for entry-level roles in global corporations, international banks, and governmental agencies, including organizations like the Export-Import Bank, the World Bank, and various government departments.
Curriculum
To complete the International Business concentration, students must fulfill 15 credits in required and selected courses, with at least 9 credits taken in residence. All concentration courses require a minimum grade of C-. The course IBUS 3001, Introduction to International Business, is a prerequisite for many international business field courses and is required for students whose major does not already include it.
- Core Courses
- Global Financial EnvironmentIBUS 3101
- Elective Courses (Choose 4)
- International Marketing ManagementIBUS 3201
- International Business FinanceIBUS 3301
- Regional Strategy for MultinationalsIBUS 4202
- Foreign Market AnalysisIBUS 4203
- The Cultural Environment of International BusinessIBUS 4204
- International BankingIBUS 4302
- International Monetary and Financial IssuesIBUS 4303
- Managing the Multinational EnterpriseIBUS 4401
- Managing in Developing CountriesIBUS 4402
- Oil: Industry, Economy, and SocietyIBUS 4403
- Global EnergyIBUS 4404
- Global DisruptionsIBUS 4405
- Special TopicsIBUS 4900
Careers
The International Business concentration provides a strong academic foundation for students seeking entry-level positions in globally oriented organizations. The skills and knowledge gained are directly applicable to roles in multinational corporations, international banking, and various governmental and international agencies.
- International business roles
- Roles in multinational corporations
- International banking positions
- Positions in governmental agencies
- Roles in international institutions
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic requirements for the International Business concentration?
- Students must be enrolled in the George Washington University School of Business (GWSB) to pursue this concentration. Additionally, the course IBUS 3001, Introduction to International Business, is a prerequisite for many field courses and is required if not already included in your GWSB major. All concentration courses require a minimum grade of C-.
- What is the career outlook for graduates of this program?
- Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in global corporations, international banks, and governmental agencies. Potential employers include organizations like the Export-Import Bank, the World Bank, and various government departments.
- How can international students apply to this program?
- International students should follow the general admissions process for undergraduate programs at George Washington University. Visit the Office of Undergraduate Admissions website for detailed instructions, deadlines, and specific requirements for international applicants.
- Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
- Specific tuition fees for domestic and international students are not detailed on the program page. The provided information on fees relates to employee benefits, not general tuition. Please refer to the university's general admissions and financial aid sections for cost information.
- What subjects are covered in the International Business concentration curriculum?
- The curriculum explores international economics and finance, international marketing, and international corporate strategy. You will study topics such as the global financial environment, international marketing management, international business finance, and managing multinational enterprises.
Entry requirements
GWSB MajorStudents must be enrolled in the GWSB (George Washington University School of Business) to pursue this concentration.
Introduction to International BusinessIBUS 3001 is a prerequisite for many international business field courses and must be completed if not already part of the student's GWSB major.
All concentration courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C-.
Fees
Tuition (international)Specific tuition fees for international students are not detailed on the provided program page. Please refer to the university's general admissions and financial aid sections for cost information.
Tuition (home)Specific tuition fees for domestic students are not detailed on the provided program page. Please refer to the university's general admissions and financial aid sections for cost information.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the program page.
The provided 'Fees' page discusses tuition remission benefits for GW employees and their dependents, which is a specific employee benefit and not general tuition information for international students.
How to apply
1. Visit the Office of Undergraduate AdmissionsExplore the GW website and the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for detailed application instructions, deadlines, and requirements specific to international applicants. This office manages the application process for incoming undergraduate students.
2. Review Program RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and any program-specific prerequisites for the Bachelor of Science in Business with an International Business Concentration. Note that concentrations are only available to GWSB students.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit your undergraduate application through the designated portal, providing all required documentation. This typically includes academic transcripts, standardized test scores (if applicable), essays, and letters of recommendation.
4. Financial Aid and Aid InformationExplore information on undergraduate costs and aid, including scholarships and grants, to understand the financial aspects of attending GW. The 'Revolutionary Promise' reflects GW's commitment to affordability and access.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic requirements for the International Business concentration?
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Students must be enrolled in the George Washington University School of Business (GWSB) to pursue this concentration. Additionally, the course IBUS 3001, Introduction to International Business, is a prerequisite for many field courses and is required if not already included in your GWSB major. All concentration courses require a minimum grade of C-.
What is the career outlook for graduates of this program?
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Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in global corporations, international banks, and governmental agencies. Potential employers include organizations like the Export-Import Bank, the World Bank, and various government departments.
How can international students apply to this program?
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International students should follow the general admissions process for undergraduate programs at George Washington University. Visit the Office of Undergraduate Admissions website for detailed instructions, deadlines, and specific requirements for international applicants.
Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
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Specific tuition fees for domestic and international students are not detailed on the program page. The provided information on fees relates to employee benefits, not general tuition. Please refer to the university's general admissions and financial aid sections for cost information.
What subjects are covered in the International Business concentration curriculum?
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The curriculum explores international economics and finance, international marketing, and international corporate strategy. You will study topics such as the global financial environment, international marketing management, international business finance, and managing multinational enterprises.